Clarion Area High School - Clarionette Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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President, Phil Weing Vice President, Bill Eusticeg Secretary, Keith Harrigerg Treasurer, Robert McElravy. 5 Glau On the bright and shiny day of August 29, 1949, the doors of Clarion Senior High School were opened again for new sophomores. Our first task was to find our home room and when we did find it, we discovered many close friends were separated because of an alphabetical arrangement. Here we met many new teachers. Our first big social event of the season was the Sophomore Reception which turned out to be a perfect beginning for our senior high days. By December we were ready for our Christmas vacation, but we were just as eager to return to this building for the new year. On February 13, the sophomores and their guests had a Valentine Dance. The auditorium was decorated with hearts and crepe paper. It really was a pretty sight. The whole affair was a big success. But the biggest success of the year was the skating party in the early spring. People came from far and near to attend. The next event was the prom-our first. Some of us were bashful about asking girls to go, but most of the sophomores attended. As the evening wore on, we all felt at home. We sophomores hope the next two years will be as pleasant as this one has been, and Fm sure we wouldn't have missed any of it for anything. THE CLARIONETTE 32